we can reduce nea funding. all of these projects are in speaker pelosi's district. i intend to write some letters to her and to get blue dog members to consider some of these projects being funded in her district and try to curb them from trying to award these types of offensive fundings to the organization. megyn: what happens with respect to joe biden? he was to be overseeing this. president obama promised. here is what the president said. >> that is why i have asked vice-president biden to hold a tough oversight effort. nobody messes with joe. megyn: there you have it. he is going to watch the stimulus dollars. congressman, does anyone care about this? is there any moral component to where they go and where they do not? >> it does not. he is not the one watching. he has a lot of different engagements that he is involved in with foreign policy. the president thinks that joe biden is going to watch this is a tremendous joke. i think he would be foolish to continue to have these types of projects continue to be funded. they are not only to antithetical to american v

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ere sthoean sre in tnpp uheer s to nea 60. we have high cudinom cg in from the northwest throughout the morning, but a mostly sunny morning on the way. details are coming up at 5:01. >>> let's go to jerry edwards to get a first look at the roadways this morning. >> welcome and good morning. a very quiet morning today. dry pavement, very good news tlchl here's i-270 in germantown. we had a little overnight road work headed to germantown near hyattstown, but no residual delays. 95 and 395 are moving along pretty well. >>> here's a look at four big stories happening today. s.w.a.t. team members remain on the scene in a neighborhood in falls church. the situation is unfolding near the intersection of lyle avenue and fishyrgs drive at this hour. a man barricaded himself inside the home. he believed to shoot a woman outside her home yesterday. she is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. >>> today is day three in the murder trial of a woman accused in the death of her four daughters. yesterday bonita jacks told jurors her dau

and so, i'm in constant communication with the leadership of the nea and the aft, and i will tell yousty, so far i've seen an absolute willingness to think differently to partner in different ways, and we all have to get dramatically better. but let me be clear, just as i'm going to challenge the unions every day to behave differently, we have to look in the mirror and we as the department of education have to equally be part of that change. let me give you a quick example. when i was in chicago, when the department of education used to call me, that wasn't always a call i welcomed that was usually a call about a compliance issue or audit report. it really had to do with how you close the achievement gap or help students learn more. so, i'm fundamentally trying to change the culture here. easy to talk about, harder to do. but can we move from being this big bureaucracy, this compliance-driven place to being a place of innovation and best practices and skills that work? so, yes, i'm going to challenge the unions every day, i'm going to challenge parents, students, we talked about that

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housing maet has shown signs ever improvement after steelosses, some ecomists contd botto is nea prices havhalted the free miliar. the secr vy well, robert shille, he helped develop -- that later proved to berue. earlier this year he pubshed his latest book titled"animal spirits. human psyclogy drive the economy and why it matters for global capitalism. i amleased to have him back on e program. welcome. >> it i looki less dire. ourata the zip shiller data -- that means, but the housing march quote shows a lot of momentum. we're seeing the dnwd momentum diminishe nd so that is good sign from a standpoint o home prices, i don't know that means it's gointo be a sudden turn arou. the lastycle, that peaked around 1990, home prices by '91 the rapid decne was over. but they didn't increase until 7. so, i ink thateople who are hong for a rapid turn around, they could be right, nobody knows these speculative markets. i wouldn hold my breath. given the situation that the hole economy isin, i am still concned about the housing market. >> charlie: just put that aside just for a secon where. is the

nea a little more humid. steamy again on sunday, another front coming through sunday afternoon and evening may give wersomthhounrs.de ter that goes by, looks like il witl still be quite humid and hot in typical late july weather, highs near 90 by wednesday. that's the way it looks. >>> space shuttle "endeavour" getting ready for ausiness day this morning. they woke up to elton john's "tiny dancer." the song was dedicated to a commander. today the crew will use a robotic arm to transfer experiments to the international space station. >>> and this was what it looks like from the space station from here on earth. it looked like a star in the skies above oregon. apparely the space station's solar panels reflected the sun's light making it visible from the ground. the space station is about the size of a football field. it's orbiting at more than 17,000 miles per hour, about 240 miles above the earth. how cool is that? >>> it is now 11:21. coming up, a warning to joggers in rock creek park. police are searching fo

and i said, pbably not because i'm going to live in a courthouse in lor maattan, nea where i used to work as a manhattan d.a. now, the pause was little longer. and she saidokay. then she sd now, all the scinatg clits that you work with,hat you may have heard yesterday, i had some fairly well-known clients, you're going to be ab to go travelli with them and with the new peoplyou meet, right? and i said, no, mst of them are going to come before mes litigants to the casei'm hearing a i can't become friends with them. now e pse was really long and she finally lookeup and she sayswhy do you want this job? and omar who was sitting next to her said, selena, you know your daughter, this is in spanish, you know your daughternd her stuff wi public service. that really has always bn the answer. given who i am, my love of the law, my sense of importane about the ru of w, how central its to thefunctioning of our socty, how it sets us apart as many senators he noted from the rest othe world, havelways created a passion in me. and that passion led me to want toe a judge -- a lawyer first and now to

southern aar ma td ndou the bay, nohend rn neas, etern s ehore, n the mid-70s. salisbury, there's some fog th steamy 73. out in the ta a cmounins,loo 50 listhorniis. in the mid-5. tnghere sineskl u paround virginia heading toward richmond. we mightee some light showers here by this afternoon between now and then. we'll have a mostly cloudy sky, maybe a little peek of sunshine in and out this morning. highs the low 80s by mid-afternoon. from late afternoon into this evening, a chance of a passing shower, maybe a little bit of thunder. by this time tomorrow morning, could be a little wet, passing showers possible, in the 60s. a look at the forecast for tomorrow. that will be in ten minutes. >> see you then. thank you, tom. >> let's go to jerry edwards and the news 4 traffic network. jerry? >> good morning. pretty good shape. there's one little incident, that is the continuing construction 270 southbound as you head from germantown toward montgomery village. still have a lane closed there, a little sluggish. other than that, 50 is fine, b-w parkway and traffic thro

first half of the year, 56%, not ere you neas ul off, wow, did that ever catch tim welky.plate umpire took that one, and pierzynski will make the walk out little aave been shoulder. no matter where you have the protection, the ball will find the place that you don't. >> jim: and that's why umpires, they really try too direct themselves by hiding behind the catcher. >> gary: listen to this. >> jim: oh! yeah, i think it got the right shoulder protector, at least it sounded like it. >> gary: pierzynski checking with him to make sure he is all right. >> jim: either that or it's tim welky, man of steel. >> gary: mora will stand back in. i want someone to hit a ball over the head of wise here. that's gonna be a base hit, and mora has got a single. just saying that because wise is playing so close, it would be fun to watch him go back. nolan reimold coming up. he delivered a double his first time up. the orioles continue the drive on youth, getting younger positionally. you see left field, it was peyton and scott last year. reimold now at 25. hernandez doing the catching was 32

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access to classified evidence and exculpatory evidence, the provision in our bill would eliminate the nearequirements which have hampered the ability of the defense teams to obtain information and have led to so much litigation. we would substitute the more established procedures based on the uniform code of military justice with a modest changes to ensure that the government cannot be required to disclose classified information to unauthorized persons appear in and of great importance to the provision in our bill would reverse the existing production in the military commissions act of 2006 that rules and procedures applicable to trial by court-martial would not apply. our new language says by contrast that quotes, except as otherwise provided the procedures and rules of evidence applicable in trials by general court-martials of the united states shall apply in trials by military commission and of this chapter. of the exceptions to this rule are as suggested by the supreme court to come a carefully tailored to the unique circumstances of the conduct of military intelligence operations dur